Multiple test entry points
Create tests in AutoProctor's Socratease quizzes, connect Google Forms, Microsoft Forms, your own site, or other test platforms, and share a single candidate link.
AutoProctor
ClaimAutoProctor is an automated online test proctoring platform for exams, quizzes, and assessments. Works with AutoProctor, Google Forms, Microsoft Forms, and custom sites.
What AutoProctor does
AutoProctor is an automated online test proctoring product for exams, quizzes, and assessments. It is positioned as a way to monitor candidates remotely, add timers, and review test integrity after the attempt.
The product can be used through several workflows: AutoProctor's own Socratease quizzes, a Google Forms add-on, Microsoft Forms linking, a JavaScript SDK and REST APIs for custom websites, and link-based support for other test platforms. That makes it useful for institutions and teams that already use a quiz platform and want to add proctoring without rebuilding their assessment flow.
Features of AutoProctor
Timer controls
Set test duration, start and end windows, or question-level timing where supported, then auto-submit when time expires.
Monitoring and cheating detection
Track candidate camera, microphone, screen, tab switching, and other exam behavior with AI-based proctoring settings.
Results and trust scoring
Review responses together with proctoring outputs such as screenshots, activity logs, and a Trust Score to judge test integrity.
Integration options
Use the JavaScript SDK and REST APIs for white-labeled website integration, or the Google Forms add-on for a lighter setup.
Session and video recording
Record screen activity, mouse clicks, keyboard typing, and candidate video on supported plans or modes.
Where AutoProctor fits
Run proctored quizzes in AutoProctor
Use the built-in Socratease quizzes when you want a self-contained exam flow with question types, timer settings, proctoring, and results in one place.
Proctor Google Forms tests
Install the Google Forms add-on when you already build quizzes in Google Forms and want timer controls plus camera, microphone, screen, and tab-switch monitoring.
Add proctoring to a custom website
Use the JavaScript SDK and REST APIs when you need proctoring embedded in your own site and want the exam experience to stay on your own branding.
Connect Microsoft Forms assessments
Share a Microsoft Forms link through AutoProctor when your team already uses Microsoft Forms and wants a separate proctoring layer with linked results.
Use other hosted test platforms
Convert links from other test platforms, such as Typeform or ClassMarker, when you need a lightweight way to monitor an existing external test.
Pros and Cons
Pros
- Works with multiple assessment setups, including AutoProctor quizzes, Google Forms, Microsoft Forms, custom sites, and other test platforms.
- Provides a clear end-to-end workflow from test creation to candidate attempt to results review.
- Includes timer, proctoring, and reporting features in the same product flow.
- Supports white-labeled website integration through JavaScript SDKs and REST APIs.
- Shows post-test outputs such as screenshots, activity logs, and a Trust Score.
Cons
- Some capabilities are mode-specific; for example, Google Forms does not support every limitation or detection feature the same way as AutoProctor's own quiz mode.
- Website integration requires a developer and the site says the estimated setup time is about two days.
- The site notes that screenshot detection is not available in Google Forms and is not available in AutoProctor Quizzes.
FAQ
How does AutoProctor fit into different test workflows?
AutoProctor supports several setup paths: its own Socratease quizzes, a Google Forms add-on, Microsoft Forms link sharing, and JavaScript SDK plus REST APIs for websites. The workflow is to create or connect a test, configure timer and proctoring settings, share the generated link, and review results afterward.
How long does setup usually take?
For Google Forms, the source says setup takes about 3 minutes: install the add-on, open it within the form, configure duration and proctoring, then share the AutoProctor link. For a website integration, the source says the JavaScript SDK needs just a few lines of code and the estimated setup time is about two days.
What do candidates and administrators see after the test?
Candidates open a shared link and take the test without installing anything. Depending on the setup, results can be viewed in AutoProctor, in Google Forms, on Microsoft Forms, or in the developer dashboard for website integrations.
What can AutoProctor monitor during an exam?
The source supports camera monitoring, microphone monitoring, screen monitoring, tab-switch tracking, full-screen enforcement, timer controls, screenshot capture for some tracking events, and reports with screenshots, activity logs, and a Trust Score.
Are there any documented limitations?
No. The Google Forms page explicitly says it cannot detect screenshots there, and the AutoProctor Quiz page says screenshots cannot be detected in a quiz. The site also notes that some features, such as website integration, require a developer and Elite plan access.
Quick Facts
- Category
- Automated online test proctoring
- Primary workflows
- AutoProctor Quizzes, Google Forms, Microsoft Forms, custom websites, other test platforms
- Platform support
- Web-based; website integration via JavaScript SDK and REST APIs
- Pricing shape
- Free start available; paid plans shown on the site
- Source domain
- autoproctor.co
- Notable outputs
- Results views, screenshots, activity logs, Trust Score